Wilson Odobert injury update: the Tottenham winger could return to training sooner than expected, though November remains the usual timeframe.

Wilson Odobert is entering the later stages of his recovery from an ACL injury suffered in February against Newcastle, with hopes of returning to Tottenham training sooner than expected. Journalist Alasdair Gold reports that while the standard nine-month timeline points to a November 2026 training return, the winger is pushing to resume earlier.
Odobert's progress coincides with other Tottenham injury updates under Roberto De Zerbi, including Dejan Kulusevski and Xavi Simons advancing in their recoveries. Meanwhile, Mykhailo Mudryk remains sidelined until late October with an ankle problem, Pedro Porro is expected to miss three matches, and Jan Paul van Hecke has recently joined the injury list.
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